Meet the artist Hannah Stippl at  JW Marriott Resort & Spa on Tuesday 12th byclicking here,
shuttle bus departure point is in front of the Royal Gardens next to the San Marco Vallaresso waterbus stop. Shuttles have limited seating. (3.30pm – 4.30pm – 5.30pm)

Throughout her career, Hannah Stippl has combined a love for art with a deep interest in landscape. In addition to working as an artist, she has taught in the Landscape Department of the University of Applied Arts in Vienna.
In recent years she has devoted herself to large-scale mural paintings, inspired by natural subjects such as groves or slopes covered with vegetation, mixed with floral motifs.
Hannah Stippl lives in Vienna, Austria and Aguilas, Spain.

Working Technique
In her recent large canvases, Hannah Stippl works not only with rolls, but also with stencils. She constructs scenarios and atmospheres that are both familiar and alien, which she overwrites with meaningful messages that drive the viewer to reflect on the current socio-environmental situation.

inHOTEL 2021
This year Hannah Stippl is exhibiting at one of Venice’s most famous hotels, the  JW Marriott Resort & Spa. The hotel is located on Isola delle Rose, which can be reached by a free shuttle boat from San Marco (close to water bus stop Vallaresso). The exhibition “There Is No Cure” will be open to the public from August 1 to October 20. The exhibition is co-organized by Michela Codutti and promoted by euroinnovators and Venice Design Week.

“There Is No Cure”  2021,
315 x 150 cm
acrylic, gouache & spray paint on canvas

“There is no cure for the condition of belonging to the world.” The exhibition’s title image quotes Bruno Latour’s rejection of any escapism, be it toward the afterlife or outer space. Now it is a matter of accepting ourselves as part of this earth, of finally coming into the world. Hannah Stippl’s work is a call to this-worldliness and to the insight that what happens to the world concerns us directly.

“Entangled”  2021,
80 x 60 cm
acrylic, gouache & spray paint on paper, mounted on canvas

Only slowly do we understand the true scope of our connection, only “six degrees of separation”. This applies to the relationship to a market in Wuhan as well as to living beings in the lagoon or the melting ice in Greenland. “Entangled” means: We live in the midst of a complicated network of countless things and living beings, entangled in the global effects of the Antropocene.

For further insights about the artist, read Hannah Stippl’s interview.

hannah.stippl@gmx.net
www.hannahstippl.net

inGALLERY 2019
Two years ago she participated in Venice Design Week, as part of the exhibition “Creative Times“, at S. Eufemia Gallery, organized by euroinnovators and curated by Michela Codutti.